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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08
USING PEPPER TO AID HIN Nv ROBBERY

PHILADELPHIA, March IA young man OF geuteel ap-
pcarance entered John kochs Icwelry store South
Eighth-st. this morning and asked TO DC shown
watches. when they set before him he threw
q handful Of cayenne pepper in the jewelers. eyes,
and seizing gold watch out tho door. Mr.
Koch though almost blinded, INTO the street and
gave an alarm, and the thief pursued and cap.
tured. The watch recovered and the young
man. who said his william sampson, was
committed for trial. Mr. Koch's eyes badly
burned. A city detective says the cuprits correct
namo is william Ruth: that he arrested here in
Apnl last "A dispatch from Hartford, charging him
with the larceny OF q gold watch and other jcwcly
and 81 50 in money from his father The latter came
lut when the wa, arfdigncl for a hearing the
father refused TO prosecute and the prisoner
DISCHARGED from custody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08
PASSENGERS NAVE NARROW ESCAPE.

WAsnINGToS, March 7.-Batmorc local train No. IL on
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, due here a; J:i3 ran into
the last ear Of the Iagerstown local train 10 the f on
st In this city, 800 this morning The engine OF
the Baltimore train struck the OF the aRcrsown
train tearing the outer woodwork off the car Tor some
distance aud turning the partly over The ear ala not
20 entirely over II struck against the steep bank on
The side the track II dragged IN this POSI-
ton a distance OF about nfy yards before the Train
stoppcd The few passengers in the were severely
shaken MP, and OF Them Mrs. o. o. Sumncy, from
Takoma Park considerably burned The engineer OF
the Baltimore train, George L. Watts, and his fireman
both caped from the engine Engineer Watts stated that
his airbrakc apparatus ont Of order 50 lie could not
uly he hruk
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DEATH UNDER THE KNOUT
poITTICAL PRISONERS IN BULGARIA "hir'
PED ALL NIGHT.

.,crns xuJrD BY BEATING AND KARA
yELoFF DYING FROM THE hfiLo'' "
PUNISHMENT. o.
PANS March THE Temps asserts that inc po'
,,tcal prisoners arrested Sophia for
an the recent revolt were whipped with knouts JUL
inc the entire night following their arres. 'h' W.
Karayeloff is now dying from the enects oi 'Ho
knouting lie received. and that hve oinooiS -
already died from the effects OF the'r p""i'n 49,.
The Temps says the Bulgarian Regents N.Y.
thev will succeed by the exercise OF such crue''
4. torr;fv;,c those meditating revolution ana III
this way prevent new uprisings Inc hoseu''' "a
roner adds trust that Russia will not intererc' anu
s.a oon +o nroclaim the absolute independence
of Bulgaria. O.,,,h hos IN
RusTcuUK March 7.-The German Consul has IN
formed the authorities that he is instructor 10 oe
mapd that the persons ST Colonel Ilion' NaJoi
ponn, ona I Lieutenant KessimOff be consigned 10
h;s charge "a Russian subjects. Panof has already
been shot. Tilof and Kessimof owing to wounds
have not vet been tried. The German Cohsui HIS
sent Captain Bolman TO Giurcevo'
The German Consul here whose protectioh was
sought by Captain Bollman. one OF the Ieaders !"
the recent revolt, and who claims to be kussiah
snbiect. has been requested by the bulgarian
,,no,;tes IN surrender the refugee aud has refused
on the ground that his Government mas no' III
structed him to do so.
Two of the mon concerned in the revolt nave
beep released on bail of 81 900 each. Another OF
the rebels has has been executed
LONDON, March THE Moscow Gazette glorlnes
the memory of the executed Bulgarian rebels. 1t
saws. "They were massacred for protesting like
men against the unhappy, gnominious state OF
their country and against its oppressors and betray
ers. Their honorable death will bring forth events
and set history in notion The Gazette expresses
indignation at the Powers which secretly ap-
proved the execution of the rebels. and concludes:
I've shall not forget that these men were the VIC
tins of their devotion TO Russia"
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ARMOUR AND THE OIL TRUST.
KEPT OUT OF THE NEW COMPANY.
NEGOTIATIONS AT CHICAGO TO GET ARMOUR CO.'S
REFINERY INTO THE THE TRUST.
TBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.1


fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I
CHICAGO March John V. Lewis president OF the
American Cotton Seed Oil Trust Company, ana thce oi
his fellow directors have been negotiating with Armour
&Co They had two motives In coming here Ihey
wanted TO prevail upon Armour TO keep out or INC
new copany organized In NewJcrsey and also to induce
Armour TO follow In the steps OF n. X. Farbank the
biggest lard rcner the world and put his lard rehhcy
into the Trust party altogether successlui III inc
first part OF their visit. Armour * Co. VIII nave
oconnecton with the concern organized In NewJerSey
Although the executive officers OF the American 'o''oi
Seed OIL Trust Company are at NcwYork, their hea"
ouartcrs are really here and at Cincinnati 1hc richest
hoders of the cotton certificates John " Lc"s'
of Cincinnati: the Rockafellcrs, OF the Standard oh
Company and " X. Fairbank The American COTTON
Seed Oil Trust manufactured 200O0000 gallons OF cot
ton seed oil this year. and, most important OF ALL al
yanced the price since last September from 20 ce"'S
gallon TO AZ cents gallon, the present price IL scs
about 100000 pounds, little less than loooooo gal
Ions TO the lard rcfneries here at Chicago Chcago
bas done almost as big trade and made almost as eh
money out OF this manipulation ofcotton SEED cer
Gates ms IL made out OF ST. Paul eighteen months ago
Armour Nelson Morris, ~ K Fairbank ana some others
made up pool raid certificates, the OASIS ior tpe
scheme being that II they could be go low enough
would his into the Trust just as fairDaA nhu
done The certificates hammered down thiftl-ohe
points and over 81 100000 cleared Now the synuicac
Armours lard refinery will into the Trust was not
definitely settled. but the Cincinnati party headeM ny
John Lewis, apparently well pleased WIN @ @uler
visit The Chicago insiders are. for the present on e
bull side OF certificates Five thousand shares OF tc
bought by single banking irin here on 'ou
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SEEKING A PARDON FOR MARY DRUSE.

SYRACUSE, March (SpeciaQ. afternoon the Rev.
Mr. Powell. Of Herkimer the spiritual adviser Of Mrs
Druse who hanl cd came 10 Syracuse to visit Mary
Druse n accordance with the request of her mother just
before she left cell for the scaod. Mr. Powell said
that the story that Mrs Druses body had been sold in
Albany scientific purposes and that 1t had been re-
moved TO that city untrue The body had not been
disturbed aud he had assured himself OF that fact bY
personal examination. The key 10 the section OF the
vault where body lay had been out OF his posses
sion for a moment. ne said. since the hanging peti-
ton asking Governor Hill to pardon Mary Druse Is TO be
started both in OnOn iaga ami Herkimer Counties ana
those interested declare that Governor Hill has promised
O consider
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REDEEMIyG TRAD DOLLARS.

The redeemed l0s 900 trade dollars yonteray
1t followed the orer OF the applications although the large
applications taken only In proportion 10 the amount re-
deemed. Some counterfeit and mutilatod found
anf that bore the Chinese stamp. A few Mexican
dollars discovered the lots examined. The law re-
qlres the redemption of the all the sub Treasurer
but the work only be- done them. The great
bulk Of the coins will be rccemc ud ouDted at New YORK
No arrangements have made for the redemption OF
small lots or single coins but day two any one VINO
happens TO be OF trade dollar will be able To con
vert II Into standard dollar application to the suD
TIcnan
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TELEGRlPHIC NOTES.
DIXEy,s RECEIPTS IN Curc.GO

DIXEY's RECEIPTS IN CHICAGO
CHICAGO March THE receipts of Mr.. D1ey's eight per
foraancts OF Adonis at the Chicago Opera House last
week are stated 10 have been $4,000.
HANGING CAPTAIN QUIGLEY IN EFFIGY.
GLOtCksIEh, Mass, March IAN eigy OF Captain Qnlg
ley, u ie canadian cruiser Terror. found on SUNDAY
morning suspended on Independent Hall at East Gloucester
Win british nag attached. Union down 1he city marsna
cut IL down.
LIQUOR; STORE WRECKED BY WOMEN
BLoOhNGIOS, ill March TAT Ellsworth a few fniss
east of Bo9mnston on saturday band OF thirty elghs
women nafchei 10 the Gallon House" OF A. j. Mcdevy
and asked him 10 close The McGrevy met them Az ,no
door with bachet but knocked George WHIT
aker TIE women then rolled out all the liquors and spine"
them In the mud
ENTERpRlSING PROFESSIONAL BURGLARS.
PHILADELPHIA, March (sDecidl.-John jenkins anu
Samuel Torrance professional burglars who wero capiua
yesterday by Detectives Miller and Tate given near
Ing To-Day by Judge Thompson and committed for trial
LYNCHED AFTER DESPERATE RESISTANCE,
MEMPHIS. Tenn March IA dispatch 10 The drdldnche
from winona Miss says Alexander Crawford the negro
murderer, taken from the jail mob to-day ana was
hanged treste tho railroad this town lie
made desperate fight IN his cell against the crowd with
broomsck which no welded with effect but finally over
powered He died game refusing TO make any declaration
His victim was Vic IOgyps. prominent lnorchant oi
Winons. whom lie killed On the evening Of February "a
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BENEDICT WELDING THE AYE.

WASHINGTON Feb. THE Public Printer on Saturday
suspended about forty employees who were engaged for
work incident TO Congress This evening he discharged
lO0 employee men and women The large amount OF
work ordered by Congress during January and February
causcd unusual heavy ouiy OF money and made nee
reduction IN force In order that the annual a-
pfopraiios might not DC exceeded. Ii expected that
sdailiOnih discharges will be made
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HER HUSBAND AND CHILD DR0wyrD

CINCINNATI, March 7.-Yestcrday morning near Scipo
Ind Robert Blacke farmer and his chilli two years
old drowned and Mrs Blackcr had narrow escape
from drowning. They crossing swollen stream in
light wagon. when the wagon overturned and all
were into the swift current Mrs Backer caught
the wagon in hand and held her infant in the other
unit, she was exhausted when the child slipped from her
grasp Mr. Backer tried In vain TO The child and
WAS drowned Mrs. Blacker rescued by the driver
and witnessed the drowning OF her husband and child
IL is feared she will lose her mind from tho shock
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JOHN BULES ESTATE ~ ARREiRS.

LOUISVILLE, March 7 (Spcciat.-rhe Fidelity safety
Vault and Trust Company the Law and Equity Court,
to-day trustee, filed petition for the sale OF forty 0s
here and seven Louis property OF the estate OF
John Bull millionaire patent medicine proprietor Tie
Trust Conpapy has been manufacturing the medicines at
a loss and the petition rccitcs that william tromic, the
trustee had left the estate fi5253 In dent
without Immediately available 10 Mrs John
SEWER Of Washington alone Of the heirs, opposes the
a.to
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MAKING SUMNER WITH NATURAL GAS

PTTsBURG, March t>pecirh. Natural gas has been
put TO a new use at scwickcy, this city. Around
natural gas posts. within radius OF twenty feet grass
has been as green all winter In summer time.
For month pansics planted these posts have
been in full bloom market gardener IL raising aspar-
ags open air by the aid OF the and proposes 10
ts in beds OF vegetables heretofore grown In
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SrOOK EXCHANGE ANNUAL ELEOTION


PHILADELPHIA, March (SDeeiatl-At the annual
meeting OF the Philadelphia Stock Exchange to-day tho
following officers elected: president Bushrod W.
Adams chairman, T. C. knight; vice chairman William
j. Norris secretary and treasurer, John g. Johnson;
governing committee, H. f. Bachman, Abraham Barker.
Nicholas Brcc George s. Fox, Winthrop Smith, W. j.
Peale and W. @. Huey.
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TRADE DOLLARS GOING d.HEGGIyN

PHILADELPHIA, March tSpccidJ.-Assistant United
States Treasurer s. Davis Page has received from the
Farmers National Bank OF Reading $4,000 traledoars
which bank officials desire exchange for dollars OF
standard value Mr. Page In the absence OF explicit In
structions from Washington declined TO receive them
and so tclcgraphcd the bank IL then ordered by
the Reading people that the money should be deposited
In the vaults of the Bank 0f tho Republic, which was
done Five other banks OF this city also sent word that
they had 50, 900 tradc-dOllars ready for shipment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08

The price OF Cotton Seed on Trust certificates rallied
sharply on Saturday on rmors that the enterprise
had been abandoned In consequence OF conproni-o be
tween the ArmOurh and the American Company lestcr-
day the price again declined 0n apparently Trustworthy
reports that the Armours td not made new contract
with the company. but would begin Immediately TIE
manufacture OF oil The incorporation OF the new com
pany sets at rest the conflicting In regard TO the
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TIE STE1 USJIJP HRITISY KING SAFE

TIE STEAUSHIP BRITISH KING SAFE.
PnnADELrnIA. March 7.-Some apprehension has been
felt for the safety of the steamship British King, which
up to-day has been nineteen days from Liverpool,
but Peter Wright Sons the agents announce this after
noon that pilot at Bombay Hook reports having spoken
the iIsh King this morning she will probably pass
UP the i've this afternoon this evening
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coNrUMACIoUs WITNESSES TO BE "HA
VICTIM OF THE OPIUM HABIT MISSING.

Alfred White stenographer left his home at the airing
ton House No So East Threentht washngtons Birth.
dav and stated that going downtown He has not
been heard since He was teacher OF senography IN
.ra,a, sc,ools and had good from his business
Though only twenty three years OIL he Was victim VI nS
% hab having began tho drug 10 alleviate neurai
c MANS Ills trends searched the city for him. and
ay also letters places where was thou hs ne
have gone. but slightest trace has been iouna
of Gim MT White is Of medium hegns senae s
sn Syh sk hat general alarm was sent out "s' evening
fn all tl,e uoce stations and hospitals
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rnr,eur CLERK AND MONEY MISSING.

A,Irsrows, Penn, March 7.-Edgar thompson.
tre,bt clerk at the Iehgh and susquehanna ic'gns
depot has been mssisg since last "Wednesday n'snSs
IL has transpred that he dealt ms toeAs, I s. a.,
sharn practice he has involved o,hers o sa1 nsN
being turiously placed ut from sls'ooo " sSo"'>S
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NEWs NOTES From LONDON.

IoSDoS. March z 1887.
LORD LnNsDALE SUED-Iord IOnsdale has been sued
by COrnee Danka for breach OF contract In falling
carry his engagement with her as member OF the
Violet CaIns operate troupe.
QUEEN vicTORI,-Tbc Queen will sojourn six days at
Cannes prior 10 her visiting Ax-lcs BaDs
MrRDEnED IN CORsIcA.-COloncl Rod the English man
ager Of lead mines In Corsica has been murdered by
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UNITED STATES
Los ANGELES Cal, March 7.-Gencra Miles last night
received telegram from Captain LavtOn stating
that troops encamped near Nocales, but that
ne anticipated trouble. The Mexican authorities
regret the outrage committed by Lieutenant Guiturcz
and the four Mexican soldiers and have arrested ali
the offenders except one and tuiiIod them over 10
the American civil authorities
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TRIBUTES TO A GREAT FRENCHMAN.

BERLIN, March THE newspapers here unite in sug-
gcsng that NJ de Lcsseps be given the welcome that is
due to a great Frenchman "who has worked not for
France alone, but for the whole human Tace-a man
worth and glory Germany can appreciate without
taal
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APPEAL TO THE ]

APPEAL TO THE FREE PEOPLE OF THE WORLD
DUBLIN, March THE Dublin Municipal Council have
adopted resolution to the FREQ people OF the world TO
prevent the British Government from carrying out their
threats OF outrage against the Irish people" Lord
Mayor Sullivan and others spoke during the meeting
which the resolution adopted AMI all violently de
uoupccd the Government
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REsPOysJBJLTYy OpA pIyIy0 Ross

PHLADEII1u,, March z (>peciai).--In the Supreme
Court this morning Judge Panon delivered opinion In
the ease Of Isaac Roby for damages against the Red
bione Coke Company, in which lie said that mining
boss employed by a mining company In obedience to
sseprovrsion OF the act OF April ls, 1877 Ia fellow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08

servant" Of the miners for whose negligence the
ers are not liable In this the paintin was hfet
by an explosion of fire damp which occurred IN nat
heading that had driven about $50 feet Inc Jfs
had rendered verdict the plantin ana tne 'uuse
decision Is reversal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08

WHAT THE SOUTHERN COMPANY EXPECTS TO Do
COLUMBIA, g. C., March tSpeciail.-Ihe southern
Cotton OIL Company has been organized. The oHVer
Brothers this city the orgnltors OF the enter
prise Mr. Armour OF Chicago, wished 10 take largo IN
tcrcst In the company but his object was To make the
new company a monopoly and treat the farmers and
public lust as the OIL Trust Is doing. For theso reasons
Mr. Armour was taken in, but his place has been
filled by few strong financial friends Of tho new com
papy who have agreed with the projectors 10 surrender
portion OF their that the projectors may desire
20 put into hands OF Southern planters and other de-
sirable friends OF the enterprise The company VIII
operate under charter from the State OF NewJersey
As soon as machinery be made. mills VIII be buit
AZ the following points: Norfolk, Va Wilmington " c.
Charleston and Columbia, 3. c. Savannah. Macon'
Augusta and Atlanta Ga; ; Mobile. MONTGOMERY, Dem
opols aud Sheffield. Ala Jackson and Meridian Miss
New orleans and Shreveport La Memphl- Tenn
Houston Galveston. Dallas and san Antonio. Texas. ana
Little Rock. Ark Refnerics will be built At Kansas
civ Chicago Philadelphia and Camden. Jersey tity
aud IIoloken, " J. The officer, of the company are
Henry C. Butcher president, Philadelphia; Frederick
Oliver manager Columbia = e. John Oiver. secretary
and treasurer Columbia = G.; Daniel H. Tonpkin-. en-
cneer Charlotte. y. G.: benjamin l.. Wilson. Pha~
aelpha, and judge Henry II. Jompkins. Atlanta. Ca,
counsel The newest machinery and designs known To
will be Ell IN mill. saving seed aud mt
and getting gallons oil ouL OF Ton oi seol Than
can he n the mill now In use lho com,
cheaper and make ~ ton more than the OH trust can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08
nosrov ro INSPECT NEw-YoRK's STEAM HEAT
~ ING SYSTEM

Rosros. March tSpee,ap.-rhe Boston Board OF Alder
men will leave tomorrow for Newfork 70 mspse' 'ue
~ tho New-York Steam Company for heating on
81. rov patents They will arrive at the Fifth Avenue
hotc about o'clock and begin the inspection next day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08
CARDINAL JACOBINrs SUCCESSOR.

ROME, March THE Pope has selected Monsignor
Rempoa, the Nuncio at Madrid. TO succeed Cardinal
Jsc0bini as iOnncal Secretary OF State
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SECRETARY BALFOURs SUCCESSOR

LONDON, March 7.-Charles Darymple, member OF
Parliament for Ipswich. will succeed Mr. Bafour as
Secretary of State for Scotland
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INCORPORATING THE NEW COMPANY.

TRENTON ~ j., March 7 (SpecidD.-The ccrtIhcatc or
oroan,zaton OF the Southern Cotton oil Company has
lust been the Office OF the Secretary OF state Inc
company which to manufacture cottonseed oil ana
other products OF cotton seed consists Of Henry G. Butcher
and william s. Harvey, OF Philadelphia; Frederick
Oliver and Daniel Tompkins. OF Charlotte " c. John
Oliver. OF Columbia, s. G.; aud Alvin C. Nowand' OF
Camden, n. ]. The capital stock OF the company Is
81 OOO 600 divided into 30 900 shares 800 per share
The paid up capital l. SiOOOO0O Butcher having SUD
scrlbcd for 10000 shares. Harvey o.oWl lompkiins
s 600 Nowand 900 Frederick oliver 5000 and John
oliver 10 600 Offices for the transaction or business
r. and I'm Philadelphia Chicago. Kansas City, Nor
folk Wilmington " G.. Charleston savannah, Atana,
Montgomery. Mobile New.Oreans Memphis LlttIe ROCK
Dallas Houston and Meridian Miss.
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THE ARMY BILL UNDER WAY AGAIN.

No DOuBT OF ITS PASSAGE BY A SWEEPING MAJOR
ITY-DR. wINDHoRsT GIVES 1T Up
BERLIN March I'm the Reichstag to-day the Sep
tennate bill formally passed its first reading Prince
Rsmarck was present. The bill will be taken up for
second reading tomorrow and debate will ensuc. Herr
Wipdthorst the leader OF the Clerical party will then de-
clare his intentions in relation TO the sepennate term
The other party leaders announced that they will
vote as they did when bill defeated In the late
Reichstag
General Bronsart Schelendorf, Minister or war, In
Introducing the Septennate bill, said: Let us forget
what has passed. There is doubt about the accept
ance OF the BILL the greater the majority 1t receives
the more significant will be its success Therefore we
ask yor to for the bill in strong force as possible
This will be the finest fruit the session will ripen"
Herr Bennigsen san: my friends, absolutely favor
the bill. The elections have decided the matter, which
has national character especially In view Of the state
OF foreign politics At such moment is necessary to
sink all political differences and abandon mere party tao
ties Let drop the question whether greater danger
threatens from the East or from the West One Thing
s certainthe EmperOrs unaterable love OF Peace Is In
spring the peaceful German policy and the stcadfast en-
deayOr OF the Government maintain peace the Con
tinent The Reichsag has direct influence foreign
affairs 1t can however, strengthen the Government by
promptly granting everything necessary Tor the defensive
Strength OF the Empire" - 800
Dr " pdtborst said he believed the bill would be rap
Idly passed and would not require discussion In commit
tee He reserved for the Centre party until the entire
suits OF the reba0ts should be Known the right oI dehn
err Won Hedorf referred the already known result
OF the elections as leaving the Keicnsa2 no course but
that of speedily asserting 10 the bill.
Herr Richter, the new German Liberal leader. said
dissolution OF the last Rechsiag He would reintroducc
his former motions and II they should be rejected would
against the septenuate bill lie argned that the
fixing OF the peace effective rec had nothing TO do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08

ORDER OF SUCCESSION TO THE DUTCH .HRONE.
TIE HAGUE. March THE Chamber of Deputies, by a
vote OF 43 against 2s has approved the law regulating
the succession to the throne The law provides that II
the direct line falls the succession shall fall first upon
HOphia sister OF the King secondly upon
Marianne daughter OF the late King thirdly upon de-
ecendants OF the lato Queen Louise, of Sweden and
fourthy upon Princess Marie OF WED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08

cmcAGo, March The receipts Of Mr. Di.eys eight per
forhaDces OF Adonis the Chicago Opera House last
week are stated TO have been $4,000